The Verdegaal family has been in the Hanford area in the San Joaquin Valley of central California for three generations. In 1975 Verdegaal Brothers. Inc. incorporated as a base for the many products and services that they provide today. Four of Bill Verdegaal's nephews, Russ, Jeff, George, and Marty, work for the family business.
With a private railroad siding in Kings County that can hold up to 40 railroad cars, Verdegaal Brothers has storage for gypsum, feed grains, metam sodium, propane, phosphoric acid, sulfuric acid, and various liquid and dry fertilizers. The company warehouses various liquid and dry agricultural fertilizers for fertilizer manufactures, for distribution to fertilizer dealers in the San Joaquin Valley.
Verdegaal Brothers also has their own fleet of trucks in order to provide the service that is required to deliver product to their customers. The company has two pest control advisors on staff, who do consulting and marketing. Verdegaal Brothers farm citrus and walnuts in Kings County. The organization, which has approximately 48 employees, serves a large area with important products and services for agriculture.
With a private railroad siding in Kings County that can hold up to 40 railroad cars, Verdegaal Brothers has storage for gypsum, feed grains, metam sodium, propane, phosphoric acid, sulfuric acid, and various liquid and dry fertilizers. The company warehouses various liquid and dry agricultural fertilizers for fertilizer manufactures, for distribution to fertilizer dealers in the San Joaquin Valley.
Verdegaal Brothers also has their own fleet of trucks in order to provide the service that is required to deliver product to their customers. The company has two pest control advisors on staff, who do consulting and marketing. Verdegaal Brothers farm citrus and walnuts in Kings County. The organization, which has approximately 48 employees, serves a large area with important products and services for agriculture.
